The idea of a multiverse isn’t new, but it’s recently become incredibly popular, largely thanks to a 2014 Marvel comic event. However, a month before that comic, Spider-Verse, was released, an episode of the popular Cartoon Network show Steven Universe explored the same concept, becoming the show’s highest-rated episode and arguably starting the multiverse trend in mainstream media.
Just joking! I’m really proud of Shayne and his commitment to staying sober. It’s not even a ‘California sober’ situation like with DJ James Kennedy – Shayne stopped using things like weed, mushrooms, ketamine, and DMT a long time ago. He mentioned to Marcus that he considered trying kratom, and it made me realize how out of touch I am! What are all these new drugs? It briefly crossed my mind if I should try them, but no way – that’s a terrible idea. It’s definitely good that Shayne is avoiding them too, considering his past relapse lasted two years after he started using again.
The US Supreme Court is poised to judge Trump’s tariffs this Wednesday, and everyone from Wall Street to the monkey in the street is biting their nails. 😬
But perhaps, just perhaps, there is something…different this time. One begins to suspect, after decades of observing the follies of man and markets, that Bitcoin is undergoing a transformation. It is less the skittish hare of previous cycles, and more…a somewhat grumpy, but ultimately patient, tortoise. The long-term holders, it seems, are no longer moved to panic by every passing tremor. They have developed a certain stoicism, a resignation to the inevitable ups and downs. The selling, too, has become less frenzied, a quiet shuffling of digital coins rather than a chaotic flight from a sinking ship. It is, one notes with dry amusement, maturing.
A new approach uses artificial intelligence to map, compare, and recommend best practices from city-level climate equity policies.
Oh, Ethereum! Recently you’ve pirouetted through one of the most charismatic volume spikes in ages, yet your price has sat still, more like a sedate duchess than a lively debutante. Traditionally, large volume does lead a price on a merry dance, yet herein lies a divergence that is not only common but quite the colorful conundrum!
Jesse Plemons, in a recent interview with Variety, hinted at the tone of his upcoming film, Digger. Though he didn’t share much detail, film fans will be excited to hear his description. While Digger is known to be a comedy, Plemons compared its style to that of a classic: Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove. He described the film, directed by Iñárritu, with a blend of interesting adjectives, leading to the comparison.
The reunion starts off heated, with Heather immediately labeling Lisa as unreliable. Lisa quickly retaliates, calling Heather two-faced because she encouraged Angie to reveal the story about someone kissing and passing gas. Lisa then accuses Heather and Angie of working together to attack her, which they find hypocritical considering Lisa and Meredith often do the same. This pattern of teaming up becomes a recurring theme throughout the reunion. It’s clear Meredith and Lisa had a pre-existing understanding going into the season, and we see them constantly consulting each other and backing each other up in arguments. While some might see this as unfair, it’s typical behavior for the show – they should just acknowledge it.
Mr. Big, Carrie Bradshaw’s husband in the original series, died of a heart attack during a workout in the first episode of And Just Like That…. His death was always part of the plan for the new show, intended to kickstart the storyline. However, shortly after the episode aired, multiple women accused actor Chris Noth of sexual assault. Noth denied the allegations, but as a result, a scene featuring him was removed from the season finale of And Just Like That….
If you enjoy the hardcover collection of Battle Angel Alita, you might also like the upcoming hardcover set of Ghost in the Shell. The Ghost in the Shell Legacy Edition Deluxe Box Set is coming out on February 17th and is currently available for preorder on Amazon for $119 (originally $140).